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Jeremy Chevres, a shareholder at Kubicki Draper’s Ft. Myers office, has built a remarkable career based on grit, perseverance, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. His journey from an opinionated child to a seasoned attorney who is highly respected for
The trucking industry will experience a shift in liability exposure following the recent United States Supreme Court ruling in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, LLC. (No. 24-1238) where the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously (9-0) that federal law no longer
In this KDQ issue: Jury Returns Defense Verdict in Palm Beach County Premises Liability Case Trials & Motions Appellate Results Legal Updates Driven by Grit: The Journey of Jeremy Chevres News & Announcements The Road Has Changed: Supreme Court Redefines
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Litigation in the Digital age: The Power of Social Media
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Legal Updates
Examinations Under Oath: A Burgeoning Battleground After Tort Reform
Court Rules Carriers Aren’t Limited
According to Citizens Prop. Ins. Corp. v. Arias, No. 3D23-0895 (Fla. 3d DCA 2024), a first-party insurance case, the trial court initially imposed limitations on the carrier’s ability to raise policy defenses such as wear and tear and long-term seepage
What began as inspiration from a TV show soon laid the foundation for a successful legal career. As a child, Matthew Bothwell often watched LA Law with his parents — little did they know, their evening routine would shape his
The 2023 Tort reform as intended has caused a decline in Personal Injury Protection litigation primarily due to the repeal of 627.428, Florida Statutes, which entitled a named insured or omnibus insured to reasonable attorney fees if they prevailed in
Recently, there have been a lot of changes in the legal world. In 2023, we saw tort reform, and in 2025, new Florida Rules of Civil Procedure took effect. But despite these changes, guess what has not changed? People posting
